Father John Misery Porto, Portugal
Hi! My name is Father John Misery and I'm a musician from Espinho, Portugal. I like to make lo-fi comedic bubblegum pop rock
music inspired by power-pop, punk and noise rock, while singing really dumb lyrics.
All this is done at my mother's place while in confinement during the covid 19 pandemic with Logic Pro X, an audio interface, two guitars and a mic.
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Father John Misery recommends:
Live at Ferro Bar
by Summer of Hate
It's my band.
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